‘Children’s Day’ 20 Schools, 440 pupils benefited from T.A.O Renaissance Projects

In commemorating this year’s Children’s Day, Temitayo Agemo-Okuboyejo Renaissance Project has completed the process of providing 440 pupils with school uniforms in some identified public schools within the Ado-Odo Ota local government area of Ogun state.

According the Executive Director of the project, Engr. Temitayo Agemo-Okuboyejo, “the Renaissance project is my core vehicle of giving back to my community, I am a huge believer in the ability of education to enlighten, empower and enhance a human being and I am keen to keep the kids of our communities motivated to pursue excellence in education, this is the fundamental reason why I develop and support initiatives that help to deliver this singular objective that I have.”

In a release jointly signed by the Project Coordinator and Director of Communication Hon. Tunde Badmus and Comrade Oladimeji Bankole, it was stated that the “Renaissance Project provided 440 pupils with school uniforms-twenty (20) pupils across twenty two (22) Government Primary Schools across Agbara/Igbesa under Ado-odo/Ota LGA, Ogun State.”

1. Salvation Army School, Igbesa
2. All Saints School, Igbesa
3. China-Nig FM Sch, Igbesa.
4. Local Govt Sch, Igbe Igbesa
5. Local Govt Sch, Elero Igbesa
6. A/C Sch, Odan Abuja
7. Nawairudeen Sch, Ikogbo
8. Local Govt Sch, Ipatira
9. Local Govt Sch, Totowu
10. Ansarudeen Sch, Ewutagbe
11. St Judes sch, Itekun
12. Salvation Army Sch I, Edu
13. Salvation Army Sch I, Agbara
14. Local Govt Sch, Idanyin
15. Local Govt Sch, Igere
16. Methodist School, Odugbe
17. A/C School, Akoore

18. Salvation Army Sch, Idoye

    

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19. Community Pry Sch,Orile Igboko

    
20. Local Govt Sch,Ketu Adie-Owe
21. Salvation Army Sch II, Edu
22. Salvation Army Sch II, Agbara.

Also thanking the school authorities for giving them the opportunity and support while the distribution lasted, the organizers said they are “grateful to the recipient schools’ headmasters and headmistresses for their support and thank the parents of the pupils for accepting our token gift of love.”

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